Pre 2018 maybe the airdrop marketing technique has helped new projects, but we are already in 2020 where this technique is considered wasteful and dangerous. Throwing away tokens just to follow their social media is an early sign that these tokens will have no value. This is a risk that can be predicted earlier. In general, all airdrops pay nothing.

I decided to switch my bitcoin to ripple after a recent correction. Now, my losses are almost covered before BTC even returns to the above $19k mark. This isn't trading advice, but y'all need to consider ripple as well as I only see the good potential. I think some people's predictions are correct, xrp will touch $1 when bitcoin has its new ATH later.

No one can predict with certainty. Currently, I see bitcoin is trying to improve after a correction a few hours ago. It could be that this year bitcoin can pass the ATH price and then dump again or the price will continue to rise until next year. We don't know the price of ATH that bitcoin can be explored at this time.

New bounty: (it's up to the @op whether wanna add this one or not, the rewards are too small)
[Raicoin]150,000$RAI BOUNTY Campaign
Exchange: Atomars
Available campaign: Twitter, Referral + Airdrop

The 150k RAI total reward equaled $1.2k with weekly distribution schedule. I see that currently there are still few participants, this is an opportunity.

Have seen the zeedex exchange and no trading activity. If the bounty is stopped it means that is the last hope of their promotion. Indeed, there is nothing special about this exchange.
70% chance the bounty has failed. Even bounty managers don't seem sure that participants will get paid if seen in their group chat.

This is ridiculous thinking, don't forget that XRP once hit $3 and until now has never even come close to half.
Bitcoin doesn't require your fair share of groundless thinking. @Op, I have a question for you, what do you think is the highest point of bitcoin? Think about it.

I just understood that crypto bosses don't know how to write,

IEOs have been in the early to mid-2019 since Binance did (otherwise known as the launchpad). Because IEOs are basically not much different from ICOs, their popularity did not last long. In fact, what was more popular at that time was the emergence of a new exchange by holding IEO by selling their own exchange tokens.

Basic technical learning must be known before starting to enter trades, especially crypto that fluctuates highly. There are many traders who until now didn't use the technique at all because they didn't learn it since they started trading.

@OP, you're not an official competition organizer. Don't create new unsolicited rules.
I've entered this competition from CMC telegram, and there is no requirement to spamming this forum.

Check the chart first, the price is too high to start investing. If I were the op, I wouldn't be rushing into investing now, or I'd ignore altcoins as an investment plan. Because if you compare the charts, I think bitcoin is safer from a significant drop.

Decentralized finance is nonsense, simply because they use cryptocurrency they call it a decentralized system with confidence. In fact, their financial circulation is centralized on the platform they make. To make matters worse, their platform was not really ready to use which triggered a hack.

The question is, how many of the handful of small projects are willing to waste capital on bounty hunters who have no guarantee that the project will succeed? Hiring bounty hunters with "gray" marketing quality will only add to the suffering of the project.
"Don't expect much" to be a bounty hunter unless you have guaranteed promotional quality.

If you want a reputable bounty manager to run defi projects, you'll have to wait a little longer. They seldom accept to trust such a defi project.
The defi projects has been tainted by scammers so much that it degrades investor confidence which makes it difficult to succeed.

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Thanks, Hhampuz

Honestly, I wasn't aware of the Listing Help discount offered beforehand and didn't care about it (even if it was 10x) because I'm not the project owner and I don't know exactly how much it costs for the listing if without an agent (I suggest don't offer your client on discounts basis LH offered, but more to trust and professionalism). At that time, I also couldn't guarantee that this listing agent was safe, everything just happened but I took sides with the project I helped if something bad happened. I found this agent after I saw the photo gallery on twitter @BlLife_Forum), where I saw the "Listing.Help" banner on the seminar stage and then I believed this was a big industry, a service that had a real team of professionals (Listing help is an organizer Blockchain-Life forum).

The deal was made privately between LH team and Emma Wu (Bitgesell) to list the expected exchanges. (Edit: I offered Emma without talking about any listing discounts, "she" just asked me to talk privately to LH and I granted it but she always informed me of the progress)
Emma has tipped me off for helping her connect between the BGL team and LH, finding trusted forum translators setting up and testing wallet code for exchanges, etc. (See the feedback I wrote for Emma >> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=1365271)

I remember well, BGL was listed on CMC even before getting the 2nd exchange. I can conclude that "it needs to be listed on 2 exchanges to put your ass on CMC" is a myth (maybe the LH team can do something here so that people's assumptions about the requirements of CMC listing didn't apply). Proof of Emma's Ann:
BGL is listed on Hotbit on 01 June 2020 (the 1st expected exchange)
BGL is listed on CMC on 16 June 2020
BGL is listed on CG on 23 June 2020
BGL is listed on Catex on 24 June 2020 (the 2nd expected exchange, but isn't included on CMC until now)
BGL is listed on Crex24 on 19 July 2020
BGL is listed om Alterdice on 23 July 2020

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Sure, I'll be happy to wait for your PM here or my telegram , I'm still in good touch with the LH team until now.

But, remember what I said above:
Even if they'll offer a discount, it's your client's luck. And importantly too, don't recommend me a scam project. I can also identify such projects.

Here you go https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5223073
I've used this service to list self-funded project that I'm helping out with. They did very well.

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I really appreciate whatever your efforts are to improve the quality of your forum, I support it. I hope you also think of plans for major consequences for those moderators. It is very strange when someone cleans the trash that other people throw in the front yard, on the other hand, he throws the trash himself in the backyard.

Good luck.

I'm also there and not very active. Recently I was annoyed by some high-rank members via PM after I was speculating about spammers on that forum. Quite surprised that many spammers are able to do 100 posts/day even some of them are done by their moderators. I said they're probably bots and they didn't accept it, LOL.